Cell Phone Use at Disneyland

posted October 14th, 2018 at 3:51 PM

Nothing makes you hate the human race more than when you wait 1-2 hours in line for a ride, and then the douchebag in front of you films the entire thing on their camera. What is the point of waiting that long to watch the damn thing through your screen? What are you doing with that footage? Are you actually going to rewatch that grainy-ass video you shot in the dark that picks nothing up? No, no you aren’t, you’re just going to piss everyone off behind you. I feel like you should get a refund when you sit behind a douche who films. Why isn’t Disney banning filming on rides? Before anyone jumps in to say they do, they only limit it to flash photography. Provided you don’t turn the flash on (meanwhile your screen is as bright as the sun), you are free to ruin the rides for everyone. I hate filmers. Disneyland is the most frustrating place on earth, not the happiest. BTW all you people who want to film - every single ride is already uploaded to YouTube. Watch it there. Quit ruining it for everyone. Ugh. Get some manners!

5 Comments

Then again

Oct 15, 2018 at 7:33am

As far as Mickey Mouse goes, he went from being a talented actor in the cartoon world to a corporate media symbol.

whatever

Oct 15, 2018 at 7:41am

They might as well ban cell phone use st rock concerts or hockey games. Unfortunately the way society has become there’s no going back and you can’t escape it. Don’t go to Disneyland anymore.

Unless it's a ride in the dark...

Oct 15, 2018 at 11:03am

...what the hell does it have to do with you? They waited just as long as you.

Easy there.

OP

Oct 15, 2018 at 12:00pm

To the person who says “unless it’s a ride in the dark...” Have you been to Disneyland? 95% of the rides are in the dark, and you literally can’t see what’s happening in the ride due to the cell phone screen being lit up. Also, the people who hold them up to film do it right in front of your face blocking your view entirely. Yes, they waited in line too, but how does that mean they get to hold their hand in front of my face off the side of the ride so I can’t see anything? Like, no joke, having the person in front of you hold a cell up to film is firstly blindingly bright and makes you not see properly, but secondly, even if you did, their phone is covering your line of vision, so all you see is a cell phone front and centre and a bit of stuff you can’t make out in the periphery because the light has blinded you. You are insane if you think that’s ok. You are a troll.